Student Quiz

Student quizzes allow you to measure students’ level of understanding, evaluate their performance, and identify areas where they may need improvement. With remote learning, online tests can motivate students more and allow them to do memorable revisions without rote learning. 

When creating a student test, you can use question styles such as single-choice, multiple-choice, and dropdown menus and assign points to each question. This way, you can instantly access the score table and identify improvement areas.

Student quizzes are a significant time-saver because they are online. Because you can assess a large number of students at the same time. You can also measure students’ level of understanding more effectively. For example, you can see which questions are mostly done incorrectly in the statistics table and focus on those topics.

Online school tests are also more interactive than paper-based tests. It can make the practice and consolidation phase more fun and effective for students. This leads to more learning and retention. In addition, students can access an online test from anywhere at any time. This is a flexible option for both students and teachers.

To create student tests effectively, you need to choose question styles that are appropriate for your questions. For example, let’s say you are creating a multiple-choice test. The student may have marked the correct option but may have done so unknowingly. You can use conditional logic to avoid such situations. You can open a field in long or short text format for students who gave the correct answer and ask them why they chose that option.